229,737 SSI TOTAL 20,091 35,056 55,864 10,132 72, ,680 56, ,432 96,967 61, ,264 ELD. & DISAB. W M
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1 AGE TOTAL PROGRAM-GRP RACE/SEX SSI W M , ,458 26,924 9,558 10,995 7,034 4,166 69,199 SSI W F ,309 29,771 9,705 15,101 15,361 17,446 94,711 SSI B M , ,063 16,500 5,306 5,817 3,121 1,333 45,773 SSI B F , ,648 19,121 6,051 7,957 6,687 5,238 54,454 SSI O M 12,715 24,034 32,421 5,076 25,278 32,762 10,949 30,750 20,687 8, ,390 SSI O F 7,328 10,216 14,889 2,997 17,596 37,602 15,107 55,812 44,077 24, ,737 SSI TOTAL 20,091 35,056 55,864 10,132 72, ,680 56, ,432 96,967 61, ,264 ELD. & DISAB. W M ,535 1,428 1, ,073 ELD. & DISAB. W F ,829 1,542 1, ,091 ELD. & DISAB. B M , , ,360 ELD. & DISAB. B F , ,341 1, ,217 ELD. & DISAB. O M ,890 1,133 3,592 1, ,940 ELD. & DISAB. O F ,846 1,482 6,774 3,411 1,101 14,907 ELD. & DISAB. TOTAL ,407 11,930 7,152 16,371 7,674 2,808 48,588 SOBRA CHILD. W M 67,870 60,322 82,753 1, ,304 SOBRA CHILD. W F 64,630 59,315 81,922 1, ,263 SOBRA CHILD. B M 81,012 70,857 90,115 1, ,520 SOBRA CHILD. B F 79,608 73,296 94,420 1, ,921 SOBRA CHILD. O M 123, , ,386 1, ,106 SOBRA CHILD. O F 119, , ,545 1, ,195 SOBRA CHILD. TOTAL 535, , ,141 9, ,643,309 TANF W M 20,152 5,835 8,568 6,699 19,170 21, ,260 TANF W F 18,883 5,675 8,736 8,196 65,155 44, ,671 TANF B M 17,922 3,297 4,945 7,139 14,385 11, ,201 TANF B F 16,978 3,227 5,181 8,403 58,411 35, ,546 TANF O M 23,715 2,327 3,449 7,329 16,494 20, ,566 TANF O F 23,053 2,246 3,421 8,887 60,011 47, ,451 TANF TOTAL 120,703 22,607 34,300 46, , ,008 2, ,695 U. P. W M U. P. W F U. P. B M U. P. B F U. P. O M
2 U. P. O F U. P. TOTAL M.N.-TANF W M , ,135 M.N.-TANF W F ,001 2, ,316 M.N.-TANF B M ,195 M.N.-TANF B F ,190 1, ,090 M.N.-TANF O M , ,678 M.N.-TANF O F ,394 2, ,703 M.N.-TANF TOTAL ,828 6,113 9, ,117 REFUGEE W M REFUGEE W F REFUGEE B M REFUGEE B F REFUGEE O M ,069 REFUGEE O F REFUGEE TOTAL , ,001 QMB ONLY W M ,744 13,104 3,911 11,818 4, ,399 QMB ONLY W F ,382 17,007 6,574 19,346 8,552 2,834 55,702 QMB ONLY B M ,171 6,623 2,409 8,153 3, ,498 QMB ONLY B F ,129 8,325 3,533 11,428 5,796 1,988 32,200 QMB ONLY O M ,116 7,185 2,684 19,171 10,026 2,565 42,751 QMB ONLY O F ,456 3,578 26,532 15,651 5,255 60,215 QMB ONLY TOTAL ,281 60,700 22,689 96,448 47,472 14, ,765 SOBRA PR. WOM. W M SOBRA PR. WOM. W F ,681 24,829 2, ,277 SOBRA PR. WOM. B M SOBRA PR. WOM. B F ,005 21,426 2, ,970 SOBRA PR. WOM. O M SOBRA PR. WOM. O F ,426 26,482 3, ,829 SOBRA PR. WOM. TOTAL ,694 7,112 72,737 9, ,076 SOBRA CHLD O.P. W M 14, ,452 SOBRA CHLD O.P. W F 13, ,709 SOBRA CHLD O.P. B M 11, ,527 SOBRA CHLD O.P. B F 10, ,107 SOBRA CHLD O.P. O M 24, ,789
3 SOBRA CHLD O.P. O F 23, ,829 SOBRA CHLD O.P. TOTAL 97,050 2, ,413 SOBRA P.W. O.P. W M SOBRA P.W. O.P. W F SOBRA P.W. O.P. B M SOBRA P.W. O.P. B F SOBRA P.W. O.P. O M SOBRA P.W. O.P. O F SOBRA P.W. O.P. TOTAL P.M.A. W M P.M.A. W F P.M.A. B M P.M.A. B F P.M.A. O M P.M.A. O F P.M.A. TOTAL QMB SLMB W M ,902 3,398 7,313 3, ,341 QMB SLMB W F ,832 3,527 9,902 5,897 2,380 29,973 QMB SLMB B M ,936 1,442 3,308 1, ,793 QMB SLMB B F ,430 1,640 4,442 2, ,024 QMB SLMB O M ,818 1,589 6,694 4,502 1,435 18,321 QMB SLMB O F ,481 1,513 8,299 6,045 2,260 21,817 QMB SLMB TOTAL ,999 29,399 13,109 39,958 23,669 8, ,269 M.N.-SSI W M ,198 M.N.-SSI W F ,216 M.N.-SSI B M M.N.-SSI B F M.N.-SSI O M ,554 M.N.-SSI O F , ,903 M.N.-SSI TOTAL ,121 1,076 2,962 1, ,385 QMB QI W M ,347 2,127 4,503 2, ,148 QMB QI W F ,935 1,935 6,213 4,169 1,721 18,116 QMB QI B M , , ,878 QMB QI B F , ,498 1, ,517 QMB QI O M , ,746 2, ,331
4 QMB QI O F , ,812 3,462 1,259 12,075 QMB QI TOTAL ,759 7,356 23,456 14,785 4,997 66,065 M. EXP W M 1 8,021 10, ,946 M. EXP W F 0 7,839 10, ,467 M. EXP B M 1 7,065 9, ,696 M. EXP B F 1 6,980 9, ,816 M. EXP O M 0 14,213 20, ,647 M. EXP O F 2 13,813 19, ,802 M. EXP TOTAL 5 57,931 80,011 1, ,374 F.P. WAIVER W M F.P. WAIVER W F ,284 19,281 2, ,501 F.P. WAIVER B M F.P. WAIVER B F ,016 15,732 2, ,648 F.P. WAIVER O M F.P. WAIVER O F ,245 19,817 3, ,030 F.P. TOTAL TOTAL ,545 54,830 9, ,179 MEDIKIDS A W M MEDIKIDS A W F MEDIKIDS A B M MEDIKIDS A B F MEDIKIDS A O M 3, ,550 MEDIKIDS A O F 3, ,403 MEDIKIDS A TOTAL 6, ,974 MEDIKIDS B W M MEDIKIDS B W F MEDIKIDS B B M MEDIKIDS B B F MEDIKIDS B O M 10, ,023 MEDIKIDS B O F 9, ,516 MEDIKIDS B TOTAL 19, ,593 MEDIKIDS C W M MEDIKIDS C W F MEDIKIDS C B M MEDIKIDS C B F MEDIKIDS C O M 4, ,118
5 MEDIKIDS C O F 3, ,643 MEDIKIDS C TOTAL 7, ,767 M. EXP. <1 W M M. EXP. <1 W F M. EXP. <1 B M M. EXP. <1 B F M. EXP. <1 O M M. EXP. <1 O F M. EXP. <1 TOTAL 1, ,116 STATE WIDE W M 102,430 74, ,733 8,928 31,605 78,232 21,342 36,023 17,009 6, ,680 STATE WIDE W F 97,171 73, ,227 14, , ,479 24,029 52,373 34,569 24, ,225 STATE WIDE B M 110,311 81, ,953 9,876 24,849 40,716 11,067 20,223 9,422 2, ,217 STATE WIDE B F 107,513 84, ,333 13, ,320 75,923 13,324 29,003 18,049 9, ,642 STATE WIDE O M 201, , ,563 15,016 44,967 70,413 18,114 64,755 39,617 14, ,166 STATE WIDE O F 189, , ,812 18, , ,421 22, ,736 73,431 34, ,024 STATE TOTAL 809, , ,621 80, , , , , ,097 91,591 3,925,954 Last Month W M 102,921 75, ,228 9,233 32,235 78,982 21,311 35,985 17,035 6, ,964 Last Month W F 97,698 73, ,655 14, , ,340 23,992 52,613 34,653 24, ,079 Last Month B M 110,829 82, ,452 10,250 25,259 41,006 11,031 20,227 9,491 2, ,769 Last Month B F 107,873 84, ,835 14, ,537 76,597 13,327 29,139 18,201 9, ,652 Last Month O M 202, , ,863 15,684 45,295 70,780 18,100 64,896 39,584 14, ,176 Last Month O F 190, , ,052 18, , ,275 22, ,845 73,432 34, ,173 STATE TOTAL 811, , ,085 83, , , , , ,396 91,974 3,949,813 Difference W M (491) (611) (495) (305) (630) (750) (26) (45) (3,284) Difference W F (527) (533) (428) (352) (1,630) (861) 37 (240) (84) (236) (4,854) Difference B M (518) (399) (499) (374) (410) (290) 36 (4) (69) (25) (2,552) Difference B F (360) (501) (502) (348) (1,217) (674) (3) (136) (152) (117) (4,010) Difference O M (47) (1,199) (1,300) (668) (328) (367) 14 (141) 33 (7) (4,010) Difference O F (211) (1,101) (1,240) (705) (921) (854) (54) (109) (1) 47 (5,149) STATE TOTAL (2,154) (4,344) (4,464) (2,752) (5,136) (3,796) 61 (592) (299) (383) (23,859) Last Year W M 109,237 81, ,091 10,243 36,800 83,824 20,780 34,933 16,699 6, ,529 Last Year W F 103,414 79, ,986 15, , ,186 23,417 51,916 34,236 26, ,551 Last Year B M 114,683 86, ,042 11,454 29,188 43,308 10,880 19,713 9,383 2, ,826 Last Year B F 112,018 88, ,426 15, ,480 80,206 12,877 28,395 18,174 9, ,203 Last Year O M 202, , ,760 17,283 50, ,597 17,271 62,236 37,490 13, ,647
6 Last Year O F 190, , ,544 20, , ,465 22,083 98,702 69,471 32, ,531 STATE TOTAL 832, , ,849 91, , , , , ,453 90,692 4,061,287 Difference W M (6,807) (6,264) (6,358) (1,315) (5,195) (5,592) 562 1, (280) (29,849) Difference W F (6,243) (6,302) (5,759) (1,541) (10,894) (6,707) (1,282) (37,326) Difference B M (4,372) (4,425) (4,089) (1,578) (4,339) (2,592) (20,609) Difference B F (4,505) (4,464) (4,093) (1,819) (9,160) (4,283) (125) (167) (27,561) Difference O M (656) (5,204) (197) (2,267) (5,200) (5,184) 843 2,519 2, (12,481) Difference O F (168) (5,256) (732) (2,316) (5,652) (5,044) 827 5,034 3,960 1,840 (7,507) STATE TOTAL (22,751) (31,915) (21,228) (10,836) (40,440) (29,402) 3,478 10,218 6, (135,333) * PROGRAM-GROUP EXPLANATION SSI SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME ELD. & DISAB. ELDERLY & DISABLED SOBRA CHILD. SOBRA CHILDREN < 100% FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL (FPL) TANF TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES U. P. CATEGORICAL ELIGIBLE/UNEMPLOYED PARENT M.N.-TANF MEDICALLY NEEDY THAT MEET TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES REQUIREMENTS EXCEPT INCOME OR ASSETS REFUGEE REFUGEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM QMB ONLY QUALIFIED MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES SOBRA PR. WOM. SOBRA PREGNANT WOMEN UP TO 100% FPL SOBRA CHLD O.P. SOBRA CHILDREN OVER 100% FPL UP TO 185% OF FPL (CHILDREN UP TO AGE 6 UP TO 133% OF FPL, UNDER AGE 1 UP TO 185% OF FPL) SOBRA P.W. O.P. SOBRA PREGNANT WOMEN OVER 100% OF FPL UP TO 185% OF FPL P.M.A. CATEGORICAL ELIGIBLE PUBLIC MEDICAL ASSISTANCE QMB SLMB QUALIFIED MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES, SPECIAL (SPECIFIED) LOW-INCOME MEDICAIRE BENEFICIARIES M.N.-SSI MEDICALLY NEEDY THAT MEET SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME REQUIREMENTS EXCEPT INCOME OR ASSETS QMB QI QUALIFIED MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES, PART B MEDICARE ONLY (FORMERLY PBMO) M. EXP MEDICAID EXPANSIONS FOR CHILDRENS HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (AGE 6-18) F.P. WAIVER FAMILY PLANNING WAIVER MEDIKIDS A MEDICAID FOR CHILDRENS HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (With income up to 150% FPL) MEDIKIDS B MEDICAID FOR CHILDRENS HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (With income > 150% FPL) MEDIKIDS C MEDICAID FOR CHILDRENS HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (FULL PAY) M. EXP. <1 MEDICAID EXPANSIONS FOR CHILDRENS HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (AGE < 1) 6
227,261 SSI TOTAL 19,918 35,005 55,857 10,196 72, ,825 56, ,752 96,085 61, ,448 ELD. & DISAB. W M
AGE 0-5 6-10 11-18 19-20 21-35 36-59 60-64 65-74 75-84 85+ TOTAL PROGRAM-GRP RACE/SEX SSI W M 15 179 1,516 496 8,672 27,373 9,453 10,992 7,075 4,293 70,064 SSI W F 6 78 722 255 6,562 30,402 9,699 15,185
223,965 SSI TOTAL 20,371 35,504 56,101 10,364 72, ,667 55, ,380 94,913 61, ,288 ELD. & DISAB. W M
AGE 0-5 6-10 11-18 19-20 21-35 36-59 60-64 65-74 75-84 85+ TOTAL PROGRAM-GRP RACE/SEX SSI W M 23 208 1,608 507 9,035 28,136 9,331 10,986 7,040 4,421 71,295 SSI W F 8 93 759 251 6,873 31,210 9,610 15,276
231,312 SSI TOTAL 19,843 34,831 55,765 10,010 72, ,066 57, ,148 98,103 61, ,801 ELD. & DISAB. W M
SSI W M 15 149 1,386 440 8,301 26,612 9,665 11,084 7,216 4,139 69,007 SSI W F 11 64 633 231 6,152 29,430 9,783 15,257 15,477 17,535 94,573 SSI B M 19 345 4,142 806 7,926 16,311 5,292 5,837 3,157 1,369
232,701 SSI TOTAL 19,474 34,520 55,384 9,972 71, ,610 57, ,173 99,130 62, ,745 ELD. & DISAB. W M
SSI W M 18 138 1,308 422 8,093 26,269 9,723 11,293 7,357 4,242 68,863 SSI W F 10 66 632 228 5,935 29,030 9,880 15,406 15,574 17,622 94,383 SSI B M 14 280 3,959 778 7,692 16,013 5,366 5,961 3,180 1,396
232,707 SSI TOTAL 19,424 34,236 55,157 9,884 71, ,047 58, ,281 99,162 62, ,340 ELD. & DISAB. W M
SSI W M 20 133 1,306 414 8,030 26,104 9,734 11,321 7,303 4,192 68,557 SSI W F 9 60 633 230 5,883 28,872 9,914 15,371 15,524 17,401 93,897 SSI B M 13 261 3,868 759 7,620 15,909 5,367 5,980 3,162 1,389 44,328
233,975 SSI TOTAL 19,433 33,949 55,018 9,882 71, ,842 58, ,799 99,943 62, ,299 ELD. & DISAB. W M
SSI W M 20 119 1,271 390 7,863 25,654 9,775 11,490 7,362 4,193 68,137 SSI W F 11 49 613 229 5,687 28,390 9,961 15,373 15,511 17,112 92,936 SSI B M 16 210 3,686 723 7,498 15,612 5,365 6,066 3,149 1,404
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